With millions of people on the giant social media website there are bound to be some funny and really awkward photos and comments.
No one knows what forces people to act this way, but there are plenty of such users on the pages of the giant social network.
This annual listing of the wealthiest fictional creatures has been made by the journalists of the Forbes magazine. They have thoroughly evaluated the variety of the real-life factors that determine the net worth of each of the most-known fiction’s moneybags.
Jo Bennett, The Office ($1 billion)
This mansion, located near the town of Aspen and the Snowmass Village in Colorado, offers a fabulous view of the mountain peaks. For $29.5 million one can get a luxurious and secluded place with 7 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and an indoor swimming pool. The total area of the mansion is 1190 sq. m (12,800 sq. ft).
These things were the starting points which pioneered the whole branches of the modern-day industry.
A huge online collection of the historical New York City’s photos has been recently opened by the municipal officials. Here are some interesting pictures from the archive which show the development of the Big Apple and the construction of its famous bridges.
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